American Fighter-Bombers in World War II

Focusing on the often-overlooked contributions of USAAF fighter-bomber pilots during World War II, this comprehensive examination highlights their critical role in air-to-ground attacks over the Mediterranean and northwest Europe. The book reveals that these pilots faced significantly higher casualty rates during ground support missions compared to aerial dogfights. By exploring combat reports and pilot narratives, it delves into their strategies for achieving air superiority, interdiction, and close air support, showcasing their bravery in the face of intense enemy fire.